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Microscopie Imaginaries in 20th- and 21st- Century Literature – Journée d’Études
24 novembre 2023
Salle Athéna, Maison de la Recherche, 4 rue des Irlandais. 24/11/2023.
9h Welcome
9h15 Patrick Armstrong (Cambridge University)
“Micro-Modernism”
Respondent: Catherine Lanone (Sorbonne Nouvelle)
10h00 Emma Felin (Oxford University)
“Microscopic Modernism”
Respondent: Aurore Clavier (Université Paris Cité)
10h45 Coffee and poetry break
11h15 Lisa Mullen (Cambridge University):
“‘News from the World of Neglected Dimensions’: War, fascism, and literature in Hugh Nicol’s Microbes by the Million (1939)”
Respondent: Patrick Armstrong (Cambridge University)
12h00 Cécilia Bognon-Küss (Sorbonne Université), Fleur Hopkins-Loféron (Sorbonne Nouvelle) and Liliane Campos (Sorbonne Nouvelle) :
“Microscopic Imaginaries in Popular Science” round-table
12h45 Lunch break
14h15 Teun-Joshua Brandt (Groningen University)
“Seeing the Unseen: Deep-Sea Microbes and the Ecological Imagination in Frank Schätzings Der Schwarm”
Respondent: Christina Heflin (Panthéon-Sorbonne)
15h Rosalind Crocker (Sheffield University)
“Gothicising the Microbial ‘Other’ in Anne Roiphe’s An Imperfect Lens (2006)”
Respondent: Estelle Murail (ICP)
15h45 Shannon Lambert (Ghent University)
“Stuck in the Mud: Friction, Microbial Networks, and Citizen Science in Susan Gaines’ Accidentals (2020)”
Respondent: Christine Lorre (Sorbonne Nouvelle)
16h30 Coffee and poetry break
17h Marco Caracciolo (Ghent University)
“Unraveling Bodies and Environmental Challenges in Contemporary Anglophone Fiction”
Respondent: Diane Leblond (Université de Lorraine)
17h45 Sarah Bouttier (Ecole Polytechnique), Jennifer K. Dick (Université de Haute Alsace), Catherine Larose (Institut des Géosciences de l’Environnement) and Dorothy Lehane (Litmus Publishing):
“Microbiology in Poetry” round-table
Scientific committee : sarah.bouttier@polytechnique.edu, liliane.campos@sorbonne-nouvelle.fr, caroline.pollentier@sorbonne-nouvelle.fr and sarah.montin@sorbonne-nouvelle.fr
This symposium is a BioCriticism event, organized thanks to the support of the Institut Universitaire de France and the Sorbonne Nouvelle (PRISMES laboratory).